Podcast: Inside Geroscience
Welcome to Inside Geroscience, the podcast from the Academy of Geroscience that takes listeners inside the science of aging. Join hosts Dr. Asya Martirosyan and Dr. Jessica Foley as they speak with the scientists shaping the future of the field, breaking down the science behind their discoveries and what they mean for health across the lifespan.
This podcast was made possible by the Viviana Goren Khazzam Communications Fellowship, which honors the memory of an award‑winning journalist, scientific communicator, philanthropist, and beloved friend of the Academy.
Inside Geroscience is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music.
Precision Geromedicine with Andrea Maier
October 13, 2026
In this episode, we speak to Prof. Andrea Maier, Director of the National University of Singapore Academy for Healthy Longevity. She is a leading advocate for the early prevention of age-related disease, and sits down with us to talk about the importance of precision geromedicine: an approach that tailors healthy aging interventions to each individual’s unique biological aging trajectory.
The Geroscience Revolution with Nir Barzilai
August 28, 2026
In this episode, we spoke to Nir Barzilai, Professor at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine and our very own Academy of Geroscience President. Our conversation spanned the past, present, and future of geroscience: from Prof. Barzilai’s early motivations for dedicating his life to studying aging, to his visions for the field going forward.
Biological Clocks with Luigi Ferrucci
July 2, 2026
In this episode, we spoke to Dr. Luigi Ferrucci, Scientific Director at the National Institute on Aging, about his recent publication on a current hot topic in geroscience: epigenetic clocks. Is your "biological age" older than your "chronological age" - and if so, what does that mean for your health?
Nature vs. Nurture with Uril Alon
April 21, 2026
For our very first episode we caught up with Professor Uri Alon from the Weizmann Institute of Science to discuss his new answer to the age old question: when it comes to lifespan, is it nature or nurture?